La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 30, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextThursday. January 30, 1080 - ; Page Six LA. GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE; ORE. ..LI !.. MUSCLE SHOALS ALL DRESSED UP Goveroment7$133,000,000 Piojeet Waiting for House-Warming. H(l!l'M''iKl,l), Aim. .M" All flrrnciil up ."ml iiIiIiik ror tho liowKi'WnrmliiK l SIhk'-I" Hhoulw, the Kvonimi'iii'H lias.n "in pint-. or uml nltriito ii"Ji-''I tho motion rlvnr Into, ' J xirlnar III" dermic Ihnl ll for I uncs linvo liwn iH'ImlccI ly con-a-rrwi, tho Kreut nltnito plunt nnd iia two power mill", Wlliwn 'linn uml llm ii iixll in i-v Bteiiiii plunt, huvo been liept In nlunil-hy -inilitlm, rouily In, tfo. . , ' Whin Ileiirenentiitlvn V. KriuiU Juincn, nhiilrnmn or the limine mill, tnry ufmiiH ooiiuiilinuv reienily Uvula bin offlfli'1 luKpt'rtlon ho lnteil (hilt llio project' (nulil lie jillicod In nponillon wllliln n lew .iiuyiii.'Vi,,':,!: ' . ':.."'.,' ,'1'iinro HeeiiiM a fnlr eliiiiiee Ihnt Mii'hoIo KhoiilH will im vii sn wn't of ItniiHP-Wfiniilnir hel'm'e loiur, for tiro "HlriiKKlu. to pb Hi" 11ii rit In opwttlon Im to reneli iiiiotlier H. HiifK JHIr wlnlei'. iKiJIeui'liiu-fl pn tho NarrlH lilll with ''tip.Mliirt In the Iioiikii In .lnnihiry. :;:v;; To The Men Who Need Only Part of A Suit of Underwear And Only One Sock, I'.VUeok Jnnunry niornlimfl hi'lntr to IljfJit tho. (net, Unit olliorwlHo mib 111(1(1111 rti.fiin in.' Hhorl In ttm ninrttet'of knit kooiIh. ' Ofto n(orl()i)fr h ffood iih iuiw tho otlmr "h kooiI iih iiothinir. V' ItlUVO v. wiinn wiiolt'ii -imKlr ry-r , ,, , 50c . ( Or If j oi) r uililoilc Hliirm n ro "till ptlilotlc wlill" your traeli puiitn how uitoiiy wii liiivo hnth tliu ullll'tn the ilrnwiTH or tlio union fnm-to flt an neule neuil . ' : ' $1.45 . AIM lip. - i ISTEVENSN ENGELEN CO :L "SM7 V ' 15-POUND ' ' :; Cotton Baits . . Size 72x90 : 79c Announcing New Service ;:y-. MOTOR COACH .V Ptndleton - Walla Walla- Lewiston Spokane Yakima Bend Portland Daker Boise Twin Falls Pocatello i Salt Lake City I Trips Daily to Pendleton and Wav Pointy " ' , 8 1 rips Daily to Baker and Wiiy Points. 21nru Trips Daily to Portland and Wav Points. Thru Daily Service to Welsor, Ontario, Hoise, Twin Palls, Pocatello, Salt Lake City and Way Points. '"tiol!, ,r n""le at 'cnillrton to nnil from Spokane. Coour d'Alcnc Ifx, Uwinlon, I'ullmmi, Moscow, Walla Wulla and Way l'oinu. ' Contrtctions are made at Umatilla to and from Konnowirk. l'nsoo Spokane, Yakima, Kllcnsburg, Wcnalrhcc and all Yakima Valley I'oints. CnMcUoni are made at ArllnRton to and from lloppner, Condon, Kossll and all John !ay Valloy l'olntt. OmmcUobi ar mado at The Dnllea to ami from Vrineville, Uend Klamath Kalis and ail Central Oregon I'oints. Coanactlons ara made at Portland to and from Taconia, Seattle Vancouver, II. O., and Way Points North and Salem, Corvallia. Kupenr. Kewpurg, Medford, Karruniento, San Francisco, Los Aneelei and all Way Polnls South, Conaecllons are made at Suit I-ake City lo and from Denver, Omaha Kansas City, St, Louis, Chicago, New York and all Kaatcm Cities. ' 1 Motor Coaches Leave U Gr.nde 0 RJ Pendleton 10:1(5 n, m. 1:00 p. m.; G:.ri0 p. m. 52,25 S.'Ufl nr. .11.. ii.. .ii.. ii.ii; i ., ' .. iliuift nuim ....ni.i'i ii. ni.i i .'" Lewiston I0:ir a. m.: 1 :00 Spokane 10:15 n. m Vakima 10:1.1 a. 111 Portland 10:15 11. m.; 0:50 Rulni- 10 -ID 11 111 ' 51 'fill Boise. 10:10 a, ni 7.10 10.65 Suit Lnko City 10:10 a, m I9,i: :n.io inquire nt SUpe Depot for rates ami iehtdulen to all puinli KxpresK Shipmi'tiU Curntd on All .SchctluUi Columbia Gorffc Stae l)eiot Kim and Jefferson Sta. Nione Miiln W COLUMHIA COKCIIOTOU COACH SYSTEM I'arjt and VamhiU .. . , rortUnd, Orcgon unit In.llie neiiiite iih hiiiiii ii 1 Ik liiriff iiienaiiie In llim!ei nl. Hen-! ntur JS'oitU' prupuHul provide uov- j eminent operation, hill hIku eun tnlns it Meeilon ulileli peniillM leu- . liih' at mi iiiiiiilat renlnl ol' n ihillui'j In liny firm which will eiirry "tit. tlio prnvInioiiM r the hill, with pi'OfltH lllnlteil to per eeilt. 1 iCHlirned to proiluee nllroKeu, fur nilliilHomi or fertilizer, thej plunt Iiiih been' pleklllK up Pin j ui'iney hy Helling .power, keeping fit ullh tliexe liirht eM-relM'H. Till iniinlelpnlllleN unit it power eon rem lire ciihIiiiiioi-k. The plant Im I opernleil by tint army. I InirliiK the I'lMcal year emllm, June :!, Dili, enKt of liialnteiiiinee II FHI MJ Ml II 1 11 rf I III 1 III' INI I'll ' J1IU 111 - ivaK $(17.H)M, w lil lo Mil' Inc-oiiio from lenso of Iho nl oji in plunt vmih 9 1 IT f . -(mid. In l hi liiht Hcvr-n ycnvM dm flVWflKO fllllllllll KppOtlMO hllK iM'Cll tihout $l7.nt)0 ii Itliourrii tin- nvvvnw iiiiiiumI Iih.-miiic ih $2U4,U(M, iiriny ITconlK hIiou'. I'ttv tho wiinn flwnl your tho op orfilloii utul nialiitonniioo of Wllnnn tlaiti ccKt t'J'M.tiua, wlili a ii IncmtiP of f 1 7,(Xio, luu'oi'ilinff lo I ho r" pni'f. of (ho (MimnmiiiUnK ot'tlvoi; ' On tho otlioi" hand, rnvonim fru'ii tlio hiiId of pnu'fi front .Inn. 1, HCS, Hi DtMt, Hll, WW, tulalcfl Hf'Vimi, with oxpctiHeH ntiproxl- inati'ly I ho Hiinio iih for thn fccli-nit t fluent yi'in 'l'li fontract fm kiiIc of pNivcr ilnrliiff llii' rnl'Midar, year U'I'. vi Ih'il for ii mini in ii in pay - IIM'Ilt of ffiMll.Olin. Tola I rt'vi'im" from Mir hiIo of power hIih'c ffi'lcnilwr l!HTi, to July I, l!i;'ri, uhh 'i,W,iu), wllh i pciiHfH iii t lie Ha Mi' p'i'l(Ml aniiiiituiiitf lo $7fi.ona. opfiudin; l'p(IIH''H won Id ho llU'rcilMfil hut Hit If plant- woro really pVi( lO 'WOrlc jinil run nt ciipiiclly. - ;'i'lii HlnilKM-llne.iUTaittfimient of lint nltrale plunt pii;ntllH )i Hleaily flow of I In uia.lrTlui: ItlVoiU'HO ft( i ma nit fad uro with iliaxlmuiii cf- flrlenuyi ;'. i . t ,'rhiv, procoHH ronVlily, Ih l he hiinilnif of IIpiohLomo into liino, inH'iitK It wlltt an o( i hi I (uantlly Uf, t'l'UHhf't) cokd ltl)i UlO I'HHillrf.l'f Urn two nlo cntrltim ourhjiio,' Thiw,' when cooled and Ki-oiind, Ih plar-i-il In ovoph. In cotitni't with nlli'OKen huh ohtnlnotl f ro pi I he nlr. Hfut Im applied (hen to form enl rJtiiu eyanainlde, and after treat ment, ammonia Ran roHiiltH. A por tion ff thiri ifaH Ih oxidized to form niirin nrltl ttnd tho othor pari iim'd to iioillrallze tlio ueld, form-in urn iimmiIoiih iiHtuli', which Ih oviipinat ed unit mil tiled for Khlptnenl to ntunlllniiN or rertlll.er.faeLiirieu. iiitj.i:h'h .ii '.ui'i.vr; v to ot).Mii;Ti: i ciorn IN'IIIANAI'OLIM (AD IJ'-rt NeKon,, I In tier iinlvct'Kily HtmH-til who liotdn Hip world'" Junior. At .A. If. hlwli Jump record of " l'ei( 4 InrhPH.- wllt' piirticlpriti' In -tlm im HM'il .MiliroHc. K'HiKnt in New VorU, Kohruary s. 1 , Jo Hlvul;,' nil lor-, n nil Merwyn lonen, , two-pillt, alHo will eoui pete, Hlvak Ih en plain of tlio Under leiuu. v. .May ho that parrot Htartoil hy vandeviHo pjntor ihnl joio lilnilll a couple of Other fi-llowH. ' -'". " HoinetliucH a hrlde eaii't hake he ' rake and eat II. too. p. in ;j,7,T, p. ni, , 7.25 S.75 7.!10 p. n( 8.UU n 111 Kr. ... I urt lO.ilO 1:1.1:1 1 2.0.1 2.70 Harvesting Ice For Summer Use In- Wallowa Co. Hy ii, C. Mri-U (( )hsc Vet ('nlTCHpOtll,0,t ) VALLlAVA, On-. (Hpcelnl) A inn til. i-r of tlii- Ineal stnjriliK'KH In teres to which require considerable ice (I tiring 11m1 summer muiithx, )lUi he'll bury llllllng liH' pltSt uMi-li imvim, stored. T. (i. Johnson h;ij; li'-fii hauling Ice for HlOr.lUC lit It llllllllicr of phlCCS iltl'l abo for hliuit f. The cold freest - , , (ll i,,.,., I attain a 1,'uud thli-;ni and tin j weather dui'iUi.' tile panl week has j ijfn iileal or Mtoi Ihr, .M'lKh freezing of wiiUt pi pen re- iiilt' d arotuiil toun durluirT the cold spell apd Home lias'it been huiiy duiiiK the ia:st several dayw d kIiiK hi the pipe nt various plaeeH repiilriiur liuiu'ed pliieea and tliaw ' J UK them out. At a recent llieel- iilK of Hie city eouneil It was de cided to purehaH' an ciorlrlc up lauatijti lor use In thavifn out the f raxen plp" a ml t he new eituiii ni.eitt in evpecled to arrive Hoon and will he put to use, A small chaw wilt he made for (hli Herv lue, it h: Ktater, to help ivImblli'He tho city fur the expeimu of lnvet Inx In Die neweiilinient, .Many peojde in this euinniunlty have heen sufferliur ncently from! a sh-Ko of the flu and Hovero colds, j In Home InHtanccH thi'y have heen I euuflni'd lo the house for several days. Klmer ."out h wick, carrier on route No,- -out-of. Wallowa. -found the snow in the hill kociIomh too deep to 'allow (lie dsn of li Ih ear on makiiiK )Hh daily trips, and 'for severa r Uayn tin eiirlv part of the veeft made the route with u team 'and'' lltfht sled. " However, toward the latter part of the week when (llo j-oads hecnnie. prokeu out, lie Wat; aido to make the trip In (he .car hy doulillnjr hack on -portions or tlte'routo In (irder. (o avoid Home steep hills, A nuinher of the far mers In the Leap euuimuiiliy are also in-i tiff their ears since the roads are well hrolieu iittain, M i-H. I,. V. Minor and niotlier, Mrs. Teiinanl, were visitor In town the last, of the week. Kepoitr' from some of the dairy men of the coin in unity indicate that the recent cold wave has heen a rather serious one for that Indus try. The milk prmlurllon of prae Ihally all Imds has heen lowered considerably. .Mis. James Weaver, of Abler Slope, has been visit In.; her par ents .Mr. and .Mrs. l- A. IHiwiiIiik:, of Leap, diilinj,'' I he past several days. Oscar Maxwell, of Middle Val ley, wai; busy one day the last of (he week hauling some posts to (he li". (i. Couch farm iu the hills ami talilnu: a load of wheal lo his farm In the va Hey on Ills ret urn.- He reports his stuck dolmr well and still has a lartfe part of his horses ( n bunrburass pasture In tin hills. A. Puwnlntf. of Leap dlHOane was -M we-Mi "hfnt- "7. .? iu Utl' " l,,ft hores which (OIH Wlth(1 Il;ut H:i,h(,ml. (n nniI tu. j'.laHt of tli eck he took u part of i it Mraiv Htaek Wllleh h.'iM'd mi IhirrU'iine ) -I II' IH H'.SfN he had pur jtrroek. ; i.oiH Couch who "a(teniln liiyh t Hehunl hero, speitf .tlii. weekend at lo r htiiiio in Leap.. ! Ali.su I .u ura (ireory who teaehen lint Leap -Ni:hcMi ul leretl im allack .-of Die flu llir latter part uf the week". , .). l I la im, nf l lvaiiN. was a ; luiMlnoH:! vltnr In town' tho last of tlio week. He reports (hat the j recent, cti id juh'II Ihih heen very f-evere on livestoek In that eom ; niunily. lie repurtH (hat a hand ; of ewes pureha.sed iy one of Ills ,'hohh duiim,' the pa:t fall have heen lauiliinc during the pa.st ten day.H ami that a coitMiderahle num ber uf hiinits liave hen hist le t'linsi' uf the fold u eat her and also llio- lo Hie faet thai many of (he eyes ;ire 1 In?,- hilt Utile nillk ini ilry feed. , IteeiiUM of the eold weather the tney.tiiih:.o( .Willloua Ki-anne nelu'd uled fin last l-'rlday nluht was nut lii-ld". 1 A it'Miihel of the other fniiermi' orders alsn postponed t heir nieei his until huer date.s fieeause of (he eold. I ee and I rvln 'Oast 111 were vis-itur-i Itrtown thv latter part or the V. eelv. . . . ' Hauv Miu.'K wns n visitor at C'lar enpe Wltty's Sunday. Otlos I'laMH, of Leap, was a vis itor in town the last of, I he week. Mothers . . .Watch Children's colds COMMON licail colds often "settle" in tluu.it ami i lusi where they may heeomo dannnoiis. Don't take a ciiiitfi at the hut snitHc rub on Oitldnn' MustireU ofici'tfi'cry hour furtive hours. C'luUan's MtistiTuli' i iuit pood old Miittirele. you luvc Litown "su loin;, 'll ' luiklcr foiin. Weilmj; lile ilie trained masseur, tin f.inuus i'lun! ut . il ot iiuiwul, camphor, imniliol and oi lu r inui olieuts Imngs j ttlut n.miiallv. It pemuau and jtimu latt s Mood math ion, lulps to draw out inhi'tion and Uin. K.rp lull m tenet h MuMcrolc on nana, fur adults and tin mikkr ("Inldrtn's MtiMtiuU lor lit tie tot. All dtuggists. millitlKN! Heveral of tlte orimis In the Lea;, ( omiiJMiilty have been taking advantage of Hie sh-dillPK in t tint; up tlieli year's supply of wood. i The iimisiuilly low tompotatun, i wi.h h have been hi jroKresH in thlft t reriloii for (lie jfreiiter part i the j (last, two weeks held well toward the lust of (he week. Home of Hie troldest weuthep at the wipter ,ynH 1 experienced uboiit Hi" middle of j last week when (lie (royerninejit ! HferiiMuueter lierc registered mm i low as Hll dcui'cfH below zero on j two niornlpKH. This lias proved ; to be the Uumest Continued cold ex i perhuicr d here since - lieeeinher j J p I p lit which tirpe ii heeainu Hev i i-ral degrees pnlrtiu' that the eold i t point n-aehed thlH time and (iiHteil for a perlncl, of meral days, .at winter while it- was eold fur !'i'..uiiieli longer period of time than lion heen tho ease this winter, at no Htne did the eold rem h the es- , tretnn low point recorded durltig tlris winter. Hloekmen and farm-; er found It dlffl' iill to keep their si or It In a." 'com fort aide condition In Our Salesroom. 1426 Jefferstm AN The purpose of this school is not to sell, but (o tell. You'll be told ways and means of doing work Better, Quicker, Cheaper. You'll be shown how to save njen, money and minutes. You'll find the talks and the motion pictures interesting and help ful. You'll find them profitable, too. This school may mean many dollars to you ,you really can't afford to miss it. ' Come be our guests-ho there in time for the very first session you don't want to miss a minute of these valuable days. during Hie cold vpell and (tnurinous ati'.ountu of fo'i). were ir'rtuwaT. Iteports from various puns of the lonimuuity say thai ibipite the i of feeding and care soipe of tlie nine k Jiitvo lost flesh' while the cold speJ uy, (ip. Hfuce I1') iday morn lui,' the weather has moderated eonxldeinhly and Jill are hihly pleased with this condition, ,, 'i he ifroiind In this community U cov er c-d wilh front s inches to n foot of loom dry stiow which In. 1(10 opinion of 111:1 uy has not proved much of .a pro tout Ion In keeping Hie soil from freeluix lo a consid erable depth, Tlie water i said to be more plentiful at many of the Ii 1 1 1 farms than It has been for t!ie past several month and at smne places it is difficult for farmer to Secure plenty of water for walerlnj; their livestock, Sed have been In nso on many of the roaile duriuj.' the past ten dnys haulinK hay. wood, etc., however, those who have heen doI;y hiavy hunlfiiK say that the vied. Hug is poor heeauso of Hie snow boimr Announcing, tth ... ..j.I. y..j,.jfiJI, ! ', FiC br uary 6th, 7th & 8th You Are Invited!! You, your operators, your neighbors any others who are interested you're all cordially invited, and urged to attend this school. Representatives from the "Caterpillar" factory will aid in the instruction work. The talks will be brief and non-technical. There will be many reels of motion pictures, taken at an expense of thousands of dollars, to help the speakers to give you, in the clearest and most interesting manner, an un derstanding of these two things: - . ; .; " i 1. How mechanical power can be used to do countless tasks better, quicker, cheaper, . , . 2. How tractors and tractor-operated equipment. and machinery should be handled to obtain frqfn them maximum work for minimum 'operating and upkeep costs how (o make the equipment last longer, do better work and produce most effi cient results. :.'.-'.'':' . i . INTERESTING PROGRAM... II I rim iiimavi very dry ami does nd pack i iiuuKh to. make the ti'uek solid. , Hoy 'jastin ItaK laeji but- tlioi past week hauling hay from, the Victor Scarlen faria near Lostliifj for John Couch of Leap. Latest rcperiH on Hip hay prices in this vicinity say that there has lieeii I Ho raise In prices urliiv the last few weeks and that the most of , tltoiM' still havinar some hay for , wale are sHH askiiiK l& per top,-; while a few . who havo grain hav ! fur sab' are1 holding this cIiish of hay ,it around j 2 per ton. The j demand Is wipl to be.iuite steudy ' fur small- l"tH. " " "" " i NO MOI(r; l,0 r..Xf)TKK j H'l'AM ItOl'L, Turkey, .Ian. 30 fAI'i-r-Ho many billets doux have; beim fourol -by purchaser of Turlf Isli; cigareiii's that the director of ? the government monopoly has or- j dereiK that any woman employe L found putting a note into a box in ; tho uovernmont litetories hero shall lie fired on the- spot. ! No Charges! This is your school . . there is no charge for instruction . . the purpose is a sin cere desire and ef fort to serve you . . the more you get from it the greater will be c;;r pleasure. La Grande mm. BEWARE THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON Coughs from mill, may lead to se rious linuiile. Yon csn stop llifiin nw wilh OeoniuUlon, an emulsified rri'iisole llml is plessant lo lake. Cieoiuulsion h a mcilical discovery wilh two-fold action t ll soothes end lieols tlie infbmril nienibriiniis and in Liliits iicrin urowlli. 1 - Of all knonn (Iruiis creosote is rso Denized lif IiibIi medical authorities as one of tlie KK'Hem lie j ling attendee lor oouphs from colds and bronchial irritations, Ciciimulsiun contains, in addition to creowte, other healing tana v&sr a FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON, Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page Watch the papers for a n nouncements g i v i n g full details of the pro gram. V element which soothe and betl tilt, ' liiHained tnembranes and Mop the If , ritaiiun, while the creosote goes oa to the stomach, Is tbsofhed into v ine1 Wood, altucka the seat of the trouble . and checks tlso growth of the letnis. : Creomulilon la guaranteed ssllslic-1. tory in (Im treatmi'iit of cough frn colils, bronchilis and minor tortus or, lironcliiul Irritations, and it eicellant, for building up the system after midst or flu, Money refunded It no rcJ lirved ftrr taking according to ilireo- : thins. Ask yonr tlrugfisl, lanr.i MIJLSIOM aasaai asar as vv a. v 4